Madonna Review: Critics Summary

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Madonna: Concert Tour Reviews
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Adrian Thrills, The Daily Mail:

• “Nobody does a big stadium show quite like Madonna. She might be pop's greatest female icon, but she does not rest on her laurels.”
• “[Madonna] is pop's consummate professional and the 653 hours of rehearsals which apparently went into this tour were evident in some choreographed routines which were nothing short of breathtaking.”
• “[Madonna] remains the show woman all the others still have to beat."

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Nekesa Mumbi Moody, USA Today:

• “It was not only the spectacle of the concert, but the performer herself, as [Madonna] reasserted her musical relevance and dominance in her 25th year in the spotlight.”
• “From the moment she first appeared on stage, looking taut and chiseled in a black bra and shorts with a mesh layer overlay, she turned the arena into a massive dance club and a nonstop party.”
• “It's a testament to Madonna's musical chops that her new music blended so expertly with some of her greatest hits: Elements of "4 Minutes" were mashed up with "Vogue" for a flashback that managed to be both classic and cutting edge.”

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Gordon Smart, The Sun:

• “Madonna didn’t stop dancing in a show that had most of her fans pausing for breath."
• “Madonna’s energy and performance is incredible.”
• “Without question, Madonna is still the Queen Of Pop. Long live the Queen.”

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Isabel Albiston, London Telegraph:

• “The energy picked up during ‘La Isla Bonita,’ when she skipped around the stage at the head of a procession of violin players. The pace continued with a high-energy, crowd-pleasing rendition of ‘Hung-Up.’”
• “’Sticky & Sweet’ is Madonna’s first world tour since she hit the road in 2006 with ‘Confessions’ — the highest grossing tour by a female artist.”
• “It will be no surprise if this extravagant production by the world’s most successful female recording artist of all time goes on to break more records.”

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Caryn Ganz, Rolling Stone:

• “The 50-year-old singer kicked off a tightly choreographed two-hour set designed to accentuate her physical and musical strength and flexibility.”
• “Strutting down the set’s catwalk during a defiant “She’s Not Me,” tearing out guitar chords at the noisy conclusion of “Hung Up” or reinventing older hits like “Like a Prayer,” [Madonna] made a solid argument for her continued durability as the Jumbotron showed off her sinewy arms and steely legs.”
• “Unlike the Confessions tour, where her dancers and costumes stood out fantastically, Sticky & Sweet was all Madonna, all the time.”

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